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Method definition for “reverse()”:
The recursive method definition for “reverse()” is given below:
/* Recursive method definition for "reverse" with parameter */
private Node reverse(Node list)
{
//Create a node "newList"
Node newList;
/* If the given node is null or last node is null, then */
if((list == null) || (list.next == null))
{
/* Return the node */
return list;
}
/* Recursively call the method "reverse" for remaining node */
newList = reverse(list.next);
//Modify references for middle sequence
list.next.next = list;
list.next = null;
//Return new head node in each recursion
return newList;
}
/* Recursive Method definition for reverse method without parameter */
private void reverse()
{
/* Call the method "reverse" with list head */
first = reverse(first);
}
Explanation:
The above method definition is used to reverse the elements in a list.
- Recursive method definition of “reverse()” with an parameter “list”.
- Create a node “newList”.
- If the given node is null or last node is null, then return the node.
- Recursively call the method “reverse” for remaining node.
- Modify references for middle sequence.
- Finally, return new head node in each recursion.
- Recursive method definition of “reverse()” without parameter.
- Call the method “reverse” with list head.
Complete code:
The complete executable code for reverse the elements in a list using recursive “reverse()” method is given below:
//Define "LinkedList1" class
class LinkedList1
{
/** The code for this part is same as the textbook of "LinkedList1" class */
/* Recursive method definition for "reverse" with parameter */
private Node reverse(Node list)
{
//Create a node "newList"
Node newList;
/* If the given node is null or last node is null, then */
if((list == null) || (list.next == null))
{
/* Return the node */
return list;
}
/* Recursively call the method "reverse" for remaining node */
newList = reverse(list...

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